8912 Pleasant Hill Church Rd, Liberty NC 27298
“If you’re in the country. This is a no brainer, these people are SUPER friendly AND the price of PROPANE, about 30% cheaper than most places. If you are in the city, IT IS WORTH the drive, ESPECIALLY HOW LACKING CUSTOMER APPRECIATION IS! Take them all of your business, you won’t be disappointed.”
402 W Swannanoa Ave, Liberty NC 27298
“Seriously the best pizza in town! The actual pizza places in town can't even come close to the flavor of this place. The staff are all super friendly, you can even order your food ahead of time and they have it out fast and fresh. My dad use to always go by here when I was a child and buy me a little pizza and a candy bar, and it is still just as good now as it was then. When you walk in your greeted with a smile, and everyone knows everyone in this small town so it has a family feel to it because everyone stops at this place. Liberty wouldn't be the same without it! Just wanted to give the ladies who work there a shout out for being so awesome and putting their heart into their jobs!”
4994 State Hwy 49 North, Liberty NC 27298
“Thank Goodness! a nice big Shell station right off the highway with a nice store with coffee, snacks and clean bathrooms! All kinds of goodies in here and pleasant staff.”
204 North Greensboro Street, Liberty NC 27298
“The best store in Liberty. It is always clean and easy to get in and out. The people that work there are all very nice and the owner is always happy and in a good mood. I do miss the sausage dogs from the grill but they had to close that part when covid hit. Also some stores in Liberty don't check their outside pumps for card skimmers but this store does. So thank you for that.”
4994 State Hwy 49 North, Liberty NC 27298
“Nice convenient store located at the intersection of hwy 49 and 421. Friendly staff. Public bathrooms. A grill inside serving food. Gas prices tend to be on the high side. They have a diesel fuel island and parking for large trucks in the back.”
3901 Alamance Church Road, Liberty NC 27298
“Some of my friends hooked me onto Shell. I mean I got cards, 10% and 15% off fuel. Nice clean store and outstanding customer service, other than safety is the most important thing I look for. So don't sleep on Shell, stop by and see for yourself.”
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